@Wayne Brooks @David Krulac @Bill GulleyAfter digging a little deeper, I found a Warranty Deed recorded about a year later.It states "in fulfillment of a certain land contract" then goes on to mention the original recorded land contract document number.Thanks, John

Just as an example: I once ran a guy out of town who was a professor at a bible college, who decided oit was OK to demand sexual favors from a lady who was in an installment purchase agreement with a non-profit organization.

.), and mail offer letters to those that fit all of the above criteria.Now I have the property ownership data, but I'm having a hard time using the data to fulfill the remaining steps. 

They were wonderful experiences but just did not fulfill my life.

You did not fulfill this requirement and are in breach of contract.Also, on the “Notice of Buyer’s Termination Contract”, you checked box “(2): Buyer cannot obtain Credit Approval in accordance with the Third Party Financing Addendum for Credit Approval to the contract.”

Contracts must have consideration to be a valid contract, basic contract law, consideration can be almost anything, including a promise to perform (which you don't have in an option) but that consideration must be measurable financially, in dollars, which may also become the basis for any loss in the event a contract is not fulfilled.

You may have multiple buyers fall through which doesn't matter to the hard money lender as long as you fulfill your contract with them.  

The responsibilities and splits with all contingencies so there are no known problems like vendor liens, failure of either party to fulfill responsibilities and they lived happy ever after.

If you're referring to having someone go personally serve a tenant at their workplace, then that should be fine because it fulfills the personal service requirement.

I am learning more about low and no money down strategies, but for the time being I think I may do one of two things, unless of course I can find a better path.1) Purchase a small unit in the $125-150k range with a 5 year amortization, leveraging the equity through a LOC to purchase a number of other properties, most likely similar small units.or 2) Purchase a unit in the same price range with a 25 or 30 year amortization, saving extra money and fulfilling the owner occupancy requirement and turning it into a cashflowing rental, while finding a new unit to repeat the process with ad nauseam.Regardless of what path I choose, I am here to learn for long term growth and share what I can on subjects in which I am knowledgeable Thanks for reading and let me know what you think